Marital Property Register
National register
The Marital Property Register contains data on marital property contracts, registered partnership contracts and other property rights. The register helps to ensure that third parties have access to fair and transparent information regarding the property relations of spouses and registered partners.
What is the Marital Property Register?
The Marital Property Register is a national register in which details of the property rights set out in a martial property contract or a registered partnership contract are entered.
The Marital Property Register has been maintained by the Chamber of Notaries since 1 March 2018.
What data are entered in the register?
Details of the property rights set out in a marital property contract or a registered partnership contract are entered in the Marital Property Register.
How are the entries made?
Entries are made in the Marital Property Register by
- notaries and vital statistics officials when people get married;
- notaries when certifying a marital property contract or a registered partnership contract.
How can I view the data?
Anyone may view the data entered on a registry card in the Marital Property Register and make printouts on the website https://abieluvararegister.rik.ee/.
Marital property contracts cannot be viewed in the Marital Property Register. These can be viewed via the state portal or the self-service portal of the Chamber of Notaries, see also Copies of notarial documents.
The data and documents entered in the Marital Property Register can also be viewed at a notary’s office.
How do I obtain register certificates and certified printouts?
The notary fee for issuing a certificate and certifying a printout of the register card is €3.84 or €5.76 (including VAT), depending on whether the certificate or printout is required on paper or digitally.
Why is the register necessary?
The purpose of the register is to provide third parties with information so that they can assess the rights and obligations arising from proprietary relationships. Anyone with a legitimate interest may access the data entered on the register card.
How can I view the data?
- The register data are available in the e-service of the Marital Property Register.
- You need an ID card, Mobile-ID or Smart-ID to log in.
- The data on the register card can be accessed free of charge.
- Notaries issue copies of the documents in the Marital Property Register for the fee set out by law.
Issuing of certificates
A notary may issue a certificate from the Marital Property Register, certify a printout of the registry card and provide copies of documents. The fee depends on whether the printout is on paper or digital:
- fee for a printout on paper: €3.84
- digital printout €5.76 (the amounts include VAT)
Important links
Marital Property Register
Notarial acts concerning family law
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